hurly-burly

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhurly-burlyhur‧ly-bur‧ly /ˈhɜːli ˌbɜːli $ ˌhɜːrli ˈbɜːrli/ noun [uncountable] LOUD/NOISYa lot of busy noisy activity the hurly-burly of city lifeExamples from the Corpushurly-burly• We must not allow all these important objectives to be imperiled during the hurly-burly of budget negotiations.• There was a swift unromantic transition from the warm enclosed world of the aircraft to the hurly-burly of the airport.Origin hurly-burly (1500-1600) Probably from hurl

单词	hurly-burly
释义	hurly-burly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhurly-burlyhur‧ly-bur‧ly /ˈhɜːli ˌbɜːli $ ˌhɜːrli ˈbɜːrli/ noun [uncountable] LOUD/NOISYa lot of busy noisy activity the hurly-burly of city lifeExamples from the Corpushurly-burly• We must not allow all these important objectives to be imperiled during the hurly-burly of budget negotiations.• There was a swift unromantic transition from the warm enclosed world of the aircraft to the hurly-burly of the airport.Origin hurly-burly (1500-1600) Probably from hurl
随便看	too much too much information too much information! too near for comfort too nice etc for your own good too nice/clever etc for your own good too numerous to list too numerous to mention too numerous to mention/list too rich etc by half too ridiculous etc for words too silly etc for words too silly/complicated/ridiculous etc for words too soon too soon to do too soon to do something too tight etc for comfort too tired to do too tired to do something too to do too weak to do too weak to do something took took tool